Frankberg 1x ABS Wheel Speed Sensor for Rear Axle (Replace# 9824474280)
Product description
What it is and why you’d replace it
The Frankberg 1x ABS wheel speed sensor is a rear-axle ABS sensor intended to be a direct replacement for a specific vehicle application. In plain terms, it’s the kind of part you look for when the ABS or related wheel-speed signals don’t seem right and you’re trying to restore proper readings at the rear.
On paper, this sensor is aimed at straightforward repairs rather than experimentation. If you’re dealing with an ABS warning light or issues that point toward wheel-speed input, having the correct rear-axle sensor with the right reference number can make the job much less of a guessing game.
Key fitment details you should check first
This unit is listed as rear axle and compatible with a range of models mentioned by the fitment list, including:
- C4 III (BA, BB, BC) with 1.2L for 2021–2024
- C4 X (BD, BE, BF) with 1.2L for 2022–2024, and 1.5L for 2022–2024
- DS3 Crossback (UC, UJ, UR) with 1.2L and 1.5L across 2018–2024
- Grandland X (A18 P1UO) 1.6L for 2019–2024
- 2008 II (UD, UK, US, UY) 1.2L for 2019–2024 (and 1.5L for 2019–2024)
- 208 II (UB, UJ, UP, UW) across 2019–2024 for multiple engine options, plus 2023–2024 depending on the version
- 3008 SUV (M4, MC, MJ, MR) 1.6L for 2019–2024
The important “don’t skip this” bit is the reference number: Replace# 9824474280. If your current sensor matches that reference, you’re starting from the right place. If you only match the car model/engine but not the reference, it can still be risky—so it’s worth checking both.
The essentials: what you’re getting
This is a single sensor (“1x”) for the rear axle. The listing also states it uses a 2-pin connector (Number of Pins: 2).
That 2-pin detail matters more than many people expect. When replacing wheel-speed sensors, a mismatch in connector type or pin configuration can turn a repair into a frustrating afternoon—so it’s sensible to verify what your existing sensor looks like before ordering.
What stands out in everyday use
Where this kind of ABS sensor helps most is in restoring the speed signal coming from the rear wheel/assembly. If the rest of your ABS system is fine, a correct rear sensor replacement can remove uncertainty and help the vehicle interpret wheel speed properly again.
A small “real life” example: if you’re driving in wet or low-visibility conditions and you’ve noticed warning lights or stability/ABS-related behaviour that seems tied to wheel movement, the sensor is one of the first parts people check—because it feeds data the car relies on. It’s not the only cause of ABS problems, but it’s a logical one to rule in/out.
That said, it’s not a magic fix if the issue is wiring, a damaged connector, or a deeper ABS module fault. Keep expectations practical.
Tech specs (quick, decision-focused)
- Rear Axle installation position
- Number of Pins: 2
- Reference Number: 9824474280
Pros and limitations to keep in mind
Pros
- Rear axle specific, so you’re not guessing which corner it belongs to.
- Includes the replace/reference number (9824474280), which helps confirm you’re matching like-for-like.
- Listed with a 2-pin connector detail to reduce the chance of an incompatible plug.
What could be a problem
- It’s only “1x”, so if your problem is on both sides or multiple sensors are failing, you may need more than one.
- Compatibility lists can be broad. Even when the model seems to match, you still need to confirm the reference number and connector/pin details.
- If your ABS warning is caused by wiring damage or other faults, replacing the sensor may not resolve it.
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a rear axle wheel speed sensor replacement that lines up with Replace# 9824474280 and you’re comfortable sourcing the part based on reference number and basic connector info.
It might not be a great match if you’re buying without verifying the reference number for your exact car, or if you suspect multiple wheel sensors are involved. In those cases, spending time on the diagnosis (or checking the specific fault code and the sensor side) is usually the smarter route.
Quick checklist before you buy
Before ordering, it’s worth double-checking:
- Your current sensor’s reference number matches 9824474280
- The sensor location is rear axle (not front)
- The connector is consistent with a 2-pin arrangement
- You’re actually replacing the side/corner that matches the fault you’re seeing
If any of those points don’t line up, it’s better to pause than to assume the fitment list will cover everything.
Final verdict
When it makes sense It’s a sensible purchase if your rear axle sensor needs replacing and you can confirm it matches Replace# 9824474280 with a 2-pin connector.
When it might not You may want to skip it if you’re unsure which axle/side is failing, or if the issue is likely wiring or another ABS component rather than the sensor itself.
FAQ
Is this sensor for the front or rear?
It’s listed for the rear axle installation position.
What is the reference number?
The listing reference is Replace# 9824474280.
How many pins does the connector have?
It states Number of Pins: 2.
Do I need to replace more than one?
The listing is for 1x. Whether you need extra sensors depends on your vehicle’s fault diagnosis, so it’s best not to assume one sensor will fix everything.
Will this fit all versions of the models listed?
The fitment list is broad, but compatibility can still vary. The safest approach is to match the reference number and the rear/connector details rather than relying on model name alone.